Jalan Malioboro Review

Mario Polo Street is in the city center, the street culture in Yogyakarta is very rich, the young guys should be performing traditional Indonesian percussion, very good, and there are many passers-by onlookers.

Mario Polo Street is in the city center, the street is very lively, also known as backpacker street. The stalls on both sides are mainly single-clothes, T-shirts, backpacks, etc., cheap and of average quality. But pure cotton children's clothes are worth buying. There are fast food restaurants and coffee shops on the street, and the price is cheaper than domestic ones. The local lifestyle can be observed there.

This street is the most amazing street I have ever seen, and it really feels like India. It’s so fun, there are cars, bicycles, carriages, cow cars, rickshaws, everything. There are many small vendor shops on both sides of the street, mainly clothing, and small crafts, such as refrigerator stickers, you can buy some as a souvenir.

Mario Polo is a famous street in Yogyakarta, mainly for shopping. There are everything to eat, drink and play, and the street is full of rickshaw and carriage masters pulling customers around. There are many restaurants and restaurants on both sides of the street, and the exchange rate of foreign currency points here is good, and you can exchange local currency here.

The largest commercial street in the area, the must-visit place recommended by the Raiders. Before I went, I always thought it was a tall place, but I found that it was similar to the streets of the township market, dirty and crowded. There is a column of carriages to take a tour, and all the horses are wearing blindfolds not just why. There are large and small shops on both sides of the street, of which the ethnic characteristics of the clothing category are mostly standard, the price is not expensive, the variety is simply dazzling. There is a visitor center in the center of the street where you can consult and request information for free. Walking to the end of the street is another world, the contrast is too strong, the presidential palace, the palace, the museum, the city hall, the scenery is picturesque, it is recommended to leave more time for the back, plan to go to the restaurant, you need to pay attention to the opening hours of the attractions.

On the streets of Yogyakarta, Mario Polo Street is lined with tourist-drawing carriages, and the unified price is 100Krp, which is about half an hour to take a big circle along Mario Polo Street. Yogyakarta prices are much cheaper than Bali, and students who want to buy gifts and handicrafts can sweep goods here. Mario Polo Street at night is very lively, especially during the Spring Festival, the traffic is busy, this street is still a paradise for food, whether it is a shopping mall or a barbecue shop on the street, it is very lively at night.